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Indian mutual funds and domestic institutions have invested approximately ₹80,000 crore into Indian equities during the current global market turbulence, effectively absorbing sustained foreign institutional investor selling. This counter-cyclical deployment marks one of the largest coordinated domestic buying sprees in Indian market history, fundamentally altering the traditional vulnerability of Indian equities to foreign capital flight. New Delhi, April 2025 — …

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Indian benchmark indices suffered their steepest single-session decline in months as foreign institutional investors accelerated their exit from emerging market equities amid escalating Middle East tensions. The selloff reflects a broader risk-off pivot in global capital flows, with India’s elevated valuations making it particularly vulnerable to FII outflows. New Delhi, April 2025 — The Sensex and Nifty 50 recorded sharp …

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RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra has indicated that interest rates in India are likely to remain subdued over the medium to long term, signalling a fundamental shift in the central bank’s monetary policy stance. This outlook suggests the RBI is prioritising growth sustainability over inflation vigilance, marking a departure from the hawkish posture maintained through much of 2022-2024. New Delhi, April …

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India’s macroeconomic challenges—sluggish wage growth, persistent inflation, and tightening credit conditions—are directly eroding household purchasing power and savings capacity across income brackets. The transmission mechanism from GDP growth figures to kitchen-table finances operates through employment quality deterioration, real interest rate compression, and asset price volatility that collectively squeeze middle-class wealth accumulation. New Delhi, April 2025 — India’s economic deceleration is …

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SEBI Chairman has reaffirmed the regulator’s commitment to an open-door policy, signalling continued emphasis on stakeholder engagement and regulatory transparency in India’s capital markets. This approach aims to strengthen market confidence by ensuring that investors, intermediaries, and listed companies have direct channels to address concerns with the securities regulator. New Delhi, April 2025 — Securities and Exchange Board of India …

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SEBI Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey has announced India’s intent to welcome global capital while simultaneously strengthening market oversight frameworks, signalling a calibrated shift toward regulatory pragmatism. This marks the clearest articulation yet of the new SEBI leadership’s philosophy: openness paired with institutional robustness rather than protectionism. New Delhi, April 2025 — In his most substantive policy remarks since assuming office …

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The Trump administration’s intensified economic and military pressure on Iran is creating ripple effects across global energy markets, trade corridors, and emerging market currencies. For India, the escalation threatens crude oil price stability, rupee volatility, and the viability of strategic infrastructure investments including the Chabahar Port project. New Delhi, April 2026 — Global crude oil futures surged past $92 per …

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The Federal Reserve faces a critical decision on whether to intervene in response to renewed oil price volatility, with historical precedent suggesting monetary accommodation could follow sustained energy shocks. Unlike previous interventions, the Fed’s current elevated rate environment and persistent inflation concerns complicate any potential policy pivot, making this oil shock scenario fundamentally different from 2020’s pandemic response. New Delhi, …

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India’s engagement with Central Asia requires urgent strategic recalibration as China and Russia consolidate influence across the region through infrastructure investments and security frameworks. New Delhi’s connectivity constraints and limited economic footprint have relegated it to a secondary player despite shared historical ties and converging interests in countering terrorism and extremism. New Delhi, April 2026 — The Vivekananda International Foundation’s …

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The emerging multipolar world order is generating structural tensions between strategic autonomy doctrines and collective security frameworks, forcing middle powers like India to navigate increasingly complex alliance geometries. This fault line threatens to fragment global governance mechanisms precisely when coordinated responses to transnational threats are most critical. New Delhi, April 2025 — The concept of strategic autonomy, once a comfortable …